Naming a cell or a range of cells in Excel is straightforward. Simply select the cell or range you want to name, and replace ...

With named ranges, you can label specific data within a spreadsheet, making it easy to refer to them in formulas. Excel's Name Manager tool simplifies the process of creating, editing, and ...

Name a range using the Formulas tab in Excel Naming a range from the Formulas tab is one of the best ways to get the job done, so if you’re not sure how, well, let us take the time to explain.

However, your Excel 2013 spreadsheet might also use named ranges that never change unless you manually adjust them. Changing these ranges apply to all formulas that use the named range. Changing ...

Open your spreadsheet in Microsoft Excel. Click the cell where you wish the total sum to appear. Type "=SUM(range1,range2,range3)" into the cell and replace "range#" with a range of data.

Let’s sum the Education range as an example. Click in cell E3 and type the formula =SUM(Education) and hit Enter. The formula returned the sum of the range name named Education (B3:D3). Viewing range ...

Excel highlights the range and totals the column. Further Excel training. If you want to deepen your Excel mastery, a number of online courses exist to expand your knowledge.

This range of resulting values is called the spill range. When using these dynamic array functions, you’ll need to know all about the spill range, so read on. SEE: 83 Excel tips every user ...

Below Excel Off The Grid explains how to use Excel’s “Allow Edit Ranges” feature—a fantastic option for collaborative workbooks. This little-known tool lets you take control of your shared ...

Excel’s Table object, while powerful, does have a few limitations. For that reason, I’d like to introduce one more possibility — one that’s more difficult to implement after the fact.